Over the holidays, I made HooWoo the Owl for David:
It took half an hour in the winter rain to set up this photoshoot before HooWoo dove off the tree, bounced off some bushes and landed in mud. I had to reshoot on the following rain-free day.
Beware of those mischievous owls! They are not what they seem:
For the die-hard Twin Peaks fans, here is my 9-minute video of the 1992 Twin Peaks Festival that David and I attended:
i love this owl and i love twin peaks too! do you have a pattern for the owl or do you make all your creations as you go along?
ReplyDeleteThanks Alison! Twin Peaks was such a thrilling show, I agree. You're right that I make my creations as I go along (I sketch them out and slowly try to match the sketch), but I have recently started to take notes. Hopefully, I'll soon be able to share some patterns! Thanks again for writing!
ReplyDeleteOf course you're a Twin Peaks fan!! We seriously need to be friends.
ReplyDeleteLindsey: Yes, we Canadian Crafting Twin Peaks fans should also form a club ;) C.C.T.P.F.?
ReplyDeleteI am so j for jealous that you got to go to the twin peaks festival.(actually, i am happy for you)...but in 1992 i was busy having twins (not kidding) and my husband and i swear it was from watching twin peaks EVERY WEEK. and sometimes we would watch it backwards to look for bob clues.
ReplyDeleteHaving twins during the twin peaks festival makes you the ultimate Twin Peaks fan! ;) My piddly collection of Twin Peaks trading cards can't compare!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THIS OWL SO MUCH :)
ReplyDeleteOwls are one of my favorite birds ever :)
I would so want to learn how to create this owl :)
Take care
And you have a wonderful blog :)